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Acacia (Acacia notabilis)
Taxonomy
Kingdom : Plantae
Class: Magnoliopsida
Order: Fabales
Family: Fabaceae
Genus: Acacia Mill.
Species: Notabilis
Biological Source
Phyllodes of Acacia notabilis.
Chemical Constituents
L- Arabinose: 37.5% (Responsible for antidiabetic action)
D-Galactose: 37.5% (Responsible for antineoplastic action)
L- Rhamnose: 12.5%
D- Glucuronic Acid: 12.5% (Responsible for antimicrobial action)
How did Antidiabetics?
It is used as antibiotics due to presence of L- Arabinose.
Amra (Mangifera indica)
Taxonomy
Kingdom : Plantae
Class: Magnoliopsida
Order: Sapindales
Family: Ancardiaceae
Genus: Mangifera
Species: Indica
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Biological Source
Dried stem bark of Mangifera indica
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Chemical Constituents
Tannins: 10%-20%
0 Protocatechuic Acid (Responsible for NSAIDs , Antidiabetic & Antitumour effect)
0 Catechin (Responsible for NSAIDs effect)
0 Mangiferin (Responsible for NSAIDs , Antidiabetic & Antitumour effect)
0 Alanine (Responsible for Antidiabetic effect)
0 Glycine
0 Aminobutyric Acid
0 Kinic Acid
0 Shikimic Acid (Responsible for antiviral effects)
How did Antidiabetics?
It is used as Antidiabetic drug because it has Protocatechuic Acid, Mangiferin & Alanine chemical constituents.